Tour de France Betting - Stage 21 Créteil to Paris Champs-Élysées

If you're looking for the best betting tips to beat the Tour de France lines then you've come to the right place. BookMaker sportsbook is your one-stop shop to meet all of your wagering needs. Cash in on some serious cycling action as Stage 21 of the Tour de France will go down Sunday, July 24 at Créteil.

Tour de France Stage 21 Results

Cadel Evans became the first Australian to win the Tour de France on Sunday after a largely processional finish in Paris won by Britain's Mark Cavendish for the third year in row.

Cavendish had to wait until the Tour's 21st and final stage to finally claim the green jersey for the points classification after he held off the challenge of Spain's Joe Roaquin Rojas.

The Manxman became the first Briton to win the Tour de France green jersey and underlined his reputation as one of the greatest road sprinters of all time.

Tour de France Betting Odds: The finishing stage of the Tour de France has not changed in 36 years. Riders aspiring to capture the Yellow Jersey have raced down the Avenue des Champs-Elysées since 1975, where a multitude of fans wait with adoration and applause.

The 95-kilometer trek from Créteil to Paris Champs-Élysées isn’t a difficult one. This road stage is normally decided in a bunch spring to the finish line.

But that doesn’t mean a sprinter will cover the Tour de France lines in Stage 21. Normally by this point in the race, the overall winner has already been determined because the time gaps are so large. However, there will be betting options available for the stage winner itself and a specialist breakaway rider wouldn’t be a bad play.

Alberto Contador took his third consecutive Tour de France title in 2010 which prompted oddsmakers across the globe to position the Spanaird as the odds-on favorite (4/6) to repeat. Will he be able to slide on the Yellow Jersey for the fourth straight year?

Other favorites to win Tour de France lines will be Andy Schlek, Riccardo Ricco and Cadel Evans. These cyclists are all exceptional climbers and will be near the peloton lead following the mountainous stages from 17-19.

Christian Prudhomme, Director of the Tour de France, said in a statement that the route of this year's race was designed with two objectives in mind: to set the pace from the beginning of the race and maintain suspense right up until the very end. These focal points should offer an exciting event for sports bettors to place wagers on so get in on the action at BookMaker today!

The 2011 Tour de France will run from Saturday, July 2 to Sunday, July 24. This will mark the 98th year of the historic cycling race which began in 1903. The Tour de France consists of 21 stages and covers a total distance of 3,471 kilometers. The race trail will feature 10 flat stages, six mountain stages, three medium-mountain stages, one individual time-trial stage, one team time-trial stage and four summit finishes.

BookMaker will offer Tour de France lines so you can predict the winner and cash your bet. Individual stage winners will also be available for wagering so start handicapping the world of cycling today!

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